It's not my turn, but I have a good one. I think! Not to easy and not hard.

Two questions:
1) What is the big summit in the middle?
2) Where do I stand?

Hints: Look at the summits right and left of the mountain in the middle. I think they are well known and will lead you to the answer.

Please give me the checksum and the last number of the altitude (For example Matterhorn 4.478m = 23/8 ) that everybody can solve the quiz on his own.

Interresting perspective of that beautiful mountain I still have to visit According to my map the numbers for this one are: 16/9
The question where you stand is more difficult... Since you' re looking towards the south, I guess you where at summit 24/8 with another mountain very close to it, which is 97m smaller (both of them are "stein"s)?

Here is another view:

Link to image page

After thinking for a while I change my mind and say you took this photo from a "kogel" with 17/6.

Lukas Kunze wrote:Interresting perspective of that beautiful mountain I still have to visit According to my map the numbers for this one are: 16/9
The question where you stand is more difficult... Since you' re looking SE, I guess you where at summit 24/8 with another mountain very close to it, which is 97m smaller (both of them are "stein"s)?

Sorry, Lukas. But I think this is all not really correct.

not 16/9
and
not "stein"

This sightseeing point is maybe not easy find.

Lukas Kunze wrote:After thinking for a while I change my mind and say you took this photo from a "kogel" with 17/6.

Now it's going to be interesting.

The point of view is really on some maps 17/6, but it's not a "kogel"

Sebastian Hamm wrote:not 16/9

Houups, typing error! It is quite close to 2200m high and has 16/4.

Back to your position, this view straight to the south doesn' t let too much options. Has the mountain a cable car to the top? And its height is at least 1700m?

Seb, you should have deleted the title and caption here:

http://www.summitpost.org/image/148110/ ... -west.html

Guffert from North-West. Picture taken from Brauneck (1557m). On the left side of Guffert you can see in the background "Grosses Wiessbachhorn" and on the right side "Grossglockner" (3798m - highest mountain of Austria).

Diego Sahagún wrote:Seb, you should have deleted the title and caption here:

http://www.summitpost.org/image/148110/ ... -west.html

Guffert from North-West. Picture taken from Brauneck (1557m). On the left side of Guffert you can see in the background "Grosses Wiessbachhorn" and on the right side "Grossglockner" (3798m - highest mountain of Austria).

Damn! I have searched all my pics on SP about "Brauneck" and didn't find it. Damn!

Sorry for this bad quiz!

Who's next?

Diego?

Now I'm too busy because I'll go on holidays on saturday. I let my leadership to Lukas

Diego Sahagún wrote:Now I'm too busy because I'll go on holidays on saturday. I let my leadership to Lukas

I' ve posted a new one...